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💥Really happy to see this finally out!
It will be open access!
🔗doi.org/10.1016/j.jmoneco.20…
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🚨New NBER working paper alert 🚨
🤔2021–2024 was the worst U.S. inflation in four decades. The question: Did voters react to the rising prices, or to the shrinking paychecks?
😱We approached this paper with one major surprise: there is no official measure of inflation at the county level in the U.S.
🌟To study the relationship between inflation and electoral outcomes during, we first had to construct local inflation measures using county-level data on family budget costs and incomes.
The answer? -> Check it out! 👇
🔗 nber.org/papers/w35301
Georgetown Center for Economic Research retweeted
Fantastic two days at the @SAISHopkins and @GCER_Georgetown #geoeconomics conference. Great papers, two insightful lectures, a terrific policy panel on the role of middle powers, and an impeccable organization. Thanks to @arebucci1, Jon and Nuno for inviting
@JSchreger @SoumayaKeynes
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We are so excited to have David McKenzie @dmckenzie001 joining us at Georgetown!!!
🎉 Exciting news! @dmckenzie001 has accepted the offer to join @GCER_Georgetown as the new Edmond D. Villani Chair Professor of Economics!
We can't wait to welcome him to the
Hilltop! 🙌
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Georgetown Center for Economic Research retweeted
Today's cool young researcher #econtwitter #econsky is @JuanFelipeRiano @Georgetown who works (quite prolifically!) on topics related to development, political economy and economic history
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Shareen Joshi writes why India won’t lower its tariffs, even under Trump’s pressure.
As India faces pressure to reduce tariffs, the political reality is clear: dismantling its protectionist structure risks political survival. With a dual constituency of farmers and industrialists, any significant reform would challenge the very foundation of India's political landscape. #IndiasWorld #TradePolicy @shareenjoshi
Read the article here: indiasworld.in/why-india-won…
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We’re pleased to announce the annual summer ThReD Conference, co-organized by GSEM and the Geneva Graduate Institute, will be held in Geneva on May 28–29, 2026!
Call for Papers now open — submissions due Jan 25, 2026 (midnight EST).
👉 thred.devecon.org/conference…
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As a newly-appointed placement director, I'm happy to introduce our excellent job market candidates from Georgetown Economics @GCER_Georgetown (in the alphabetical order of last name):
econ.georgetown.edu/academic…
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Giving this another boost ahead of Friday’s priority application deadline for presenters!! If you’re an econ PhD student in the DMV area with work to present (from early-stage to job-market ready), you’re invited to apply ⬇️ check out the website for details
🚨 Call for Papers! 🚨
Inaugural DMV Ph.D. Conference on Political Economy & Development at Georgetown University!
🗓️ Date: Friday, Oct 24, 2025
🗂️ Priority presenter deadline: Aug 29
📬 Final presenter deadline: Sept 26
✅ Register by: Oct 10
🔗 shorturl.at/UmvYl
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I am really happy about this paper. Through the process of writing it, we learned something fundamental about the workhorse model of labor market frictions - not just discovering normative properties (which, of course, is important), but also finding out how to analyze them.
On-the-job search leads to overvaluation of jobs, especially at the top of the job ladder, resulting in excess vacancy creation in the canonical search and matching model, from Masao Fukui and @ToshiMukoyama nber.org/papers/w33910
Georgetown Center for Economic Research retweeted
WaPo op-ed supports Carbon Tariffs for three reasons (and my rebuttals):
1. Revenue (that's all tariffs, not just carbon tariffs)
2. Protect US industry (again, all tariffs)
3. The US has no domestic carbon price (huh?)
wapo.st/46bDgWo
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Now published at JMCB 57 (4): 757-791, June 2025. doi.org/10.1111/jmcb.13114
My paper "Gross Worker Flows over the Life Cycle" (joint with Tomaz Cajner and Ilhan Guner) toshimukoyama.github.io/MyWe… is now accepted at the Journal of Money, Credit, and Banking - thanks to my wonderful coauthors. The comments from an anonymous referee improved the paper a lot.
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The hidden cost of a firstborn daughter in Africa
Last week on VoxDev, @GGenicot (@GCER_Georgetown @Georgetown) & @MariaHdzdB (@CUNEF) discussed the impact of a firstborn daughter on the trajectory of a woman's life: voxdev.org/topic/health/hidd…
Georgetown Center for Economic Research retweeted
What a privilege to be part of this incredible @UNUWIDER summer school alongside such a passionate group of students and lecturers!
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Can military power alone secure international credibility?
In this new piece of writing on Kashmir, I examine how internal democratic health could help India in building global narratives. @GeorgetownGHD @georgetownsfs #Kashmir #IndiaPakistanWar
lawfaremedia.org/article/kas…
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Fantastic presentations on Social protection and intergenerational effects at #WIDETDevConf2025 in #Helsinki #Finland
Ambassador of #Chile chaired the session showcasing research by Professors Diogo Britto, Garance Genicot, Guido Neidhöfer, Jon Denton-Schneider
Georgetown Center for Economic Research retweeted
New CEPR Discussion Paper - DP20046
Firstborn Daughters and Family Structure in sub-Saharan #Africa
Garance Genicot @GGenicot @Georgetown, Maria Hernandez-de-Benito @CUNEF
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#CEPR_DE #EconTwitter
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Here is the roster of 2024-2025 PhD job candidates from Georgetown Economics: econ.georgetown.edu/academic…. Please take a look!
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📢 Call for Papers open: Nov 1 – Feb 1, 2025 for the annual ThReD Conference, hosted by @MonashUni
📍 Monash Prato Centre, Prato, Italy🇮🇹
📅 June 25-26, 2025
Submit your research thred.devecon.org/conference…
@maitreesh #EconTwitter #DevelopmentEconomics
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Join me in the Dolomites 🏔️ Jan 7-10 for the Winter School on Inequality and Social Welfare Theory
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